Why would it? It's not like a language pays for the storage of libs and datasets it has available.
>As he stated in the video, its all hand crafted data set munging to fit it all together.
It's also a system for symbolic math / functional programming language that's independent from all the "hand crafted data sets".
>I'd love to see a world where wolfrom pulls on datasets out in the wild much like a search engine scrapes web pages but is such a thing possible?
It can already pull anything you want (ingest CSV files, call remote JSON APIs and crunch the data, etc).
It's a regular programming language (lispy even), not some weird concoction.
It just comes prepackaged with an IDE and tons of libraries and datasets.
Why would it? It's not like a language pays for the storage of libs and datasets it has available.
>As he stated in the video, its all hand crafted data set munging to fit it all together.
It's also a system for symbolic math / functional programming language that's independent from all the "hand crafted data sets".
>I'd love to see a world where wolfrom pulls on datasets out in the wild much like a search engine scrapes web pages but is such a thing possible?
It can already pull anything you want (ingest CSV files, call remote JSON APIs and crunch the data, etc).
It's a regular programming language (lispy even), not some weird concoction.
It just comes prepackaged with an IDE and tons of libraries and datasets.